Okay thanks. Now I've just ripped a WAV file using EAC uncompressed (secure), then encoded it to a FLAC file using FLAC's front end. When I first configured EAC for compression, it was very technical and required concentration and assistance. But to rip an uncompressed WAV file, I made no changes to any of my EAC configuration settings. And the FLAC front-end took me 3 seconds to configure, then I encoded the WAV file to FLAC and was done. Because I'm a beginner, can someone reassure me I'm not missing something. Before I spend the time to rip and encode my entire CD collection, I wish to choose the method carefully and then not have to think about it again. Comments are most appreciated.
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